Right after I caught up with the primate-watching thread on Ecolog-l
post the ESA meeting last week, I found a lovely article on fern-
watching in the Aug 13 issue of the New Yorker, by Oliver Sacks. I
was moved enough to write about it on my blog, and would like to
share it here as the
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>I read something recently where someone was pondering whether we could
> create a system of primate watching, similar to birdwatching, as a way to
> channel funds
I read something recently where someone was pondering whether we could
create a system of primate watching, similar to birdwatching, as a way to
channel funds into primate conservation. So instead of life lists for birds
(or in addition to) they would have life lists for primates. I thought this
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